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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS
MUFFLERS. all Silk large size, worth 81. only Soc
SILK HANDKERCHlEFS, 25c.
SHOULDER SHAWLS pure Wool, SOC.
COLORED SILK VELVETS 81, only SOC,
ASTRAkAN CLOTH, splendid quality, SIC.
French SATIINE COMFORTS, 81 so
CRIB BLANKETS, large size pure Wool, 80.
Handsome striped BLACK SILK VELvtTS, cheap
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 9TH St,
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS poure WOOL real
value &c, reduced to BIN
81 10, 81. ~.
Pure wool cloth DRESS GOODS. yard AMI half
half wide cash vlaue 81, reduced to 62hc
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size extra
heavy. 30, reduced to -.
TRlC0 CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. very
w FRENCH SERGE. elegant Dress Goods all pure fine
Wool wide double width, all colors, wonderful bar
gain ut Doc. reduced to 3752c
Cash Customers who buy So over will receive one
OF the following presents: Half dozen fine Napkins
splendid pair of Corsets pair Of fine Damask Towels.
Cash Customers who buy $40 over will receive
ONE. OF the following presents: Table Damask 2 u
yds long, nne quality elegant bridal Quilt handsome
pair o Corsets, one dozen fine Linen Napkins
II Don't fail to ask for the valuable present dog
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WY MrRHLEIsES. 916 and 9ls 9Th ST. NV ham
olss only the best grades OF pure wines and
liquors. Give him a call
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SCIENTIFIC LEcrUREs.-Dr. L. p. Rowland Is pre-
pared 10 give lectures before societies and schools
or illustrate lectures for others. using either the
calcium or electric light stereopticon- Arrange
ments can be made by calling on him at the o1ice
OF the Rowland Dental Association, No. 2l1 Al St
n
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Five HUNDRED BARRELS Malaga grapes by steamer
Europa, 100 boxes new Messlna lemCns 100 cases
oranges, ngs. dates, &c, for sale low by HARRIS &
ANDERSON, gu Louisiana avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The "a hours commencing ut n m
For the District OF Columbia. Maryla and Viz
gina, slightly wIrIaer, threatening weather with
rain. light TO fresh winds, generally northesstery.
EDWARD p. MIMI
Family druggist and chemist
10I4 street, corner 18th northwest
WashingtOn'S leader In low prices
mas always on hand a fUl stock OF fresh drugs,
medicines, proprietary medicines, toilet articles,
perfunery, brushes. COMBS, sc.
Prescriptions a specialty; everything pure and
OF the best al reasonable prices.
full line OF RlSer's celebrated family medicines,
soilet articles. perfumes, &C.. always on hand.
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HOLIDAYs' HoLIDAYs!-Go TO Davis, 723 9TH ST.
Tor your pictures. One large crayon and one doz
nney finished cabinet portraits for only 81 Come
and see them
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FusssLLs Icr CEsax and Charlotte Russe.

JUsT THE Thing FOR CHRISTMAS GIPT-Apple-
tons CyciopHdia; different editions and prices,
Only offered this week Address Box l29 star
oniee, for further Information
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CHEAPEST place for Cold Glasses, 4s1 Pa. ave.
BoekKr's Cough syrup cures at once.

NINE. EMMA SoULE, OF $685. 9th avenue, New York
VIII have al opening OF imported dinner, evening,
and bali dresses at The Arlington January 3 10 3.
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Condemned Locals.

eaolegFam WAS received yesterday bringing
ths sd news that Mr.. Chas. karsch, OF this city
died al fOTbach, Germany.
Prof Otis Mason delivered a lecture on the
.keigiOn Of savages" at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
last evening
Df David j. Hussey, OF Ohio. who has held a
elerSsbip IN the Pension once for six years died
nj Ms home l20s street He was a member OF
Garfield Post, No. ., g. A. r.
This morning at $40 o'clock IRE took place at
the Residence OF Henry SpelhOuse. lO2s 7tn street
oau,esi Oy q defective fiue. No. engine COMPANY
eAtlnxulShet the flames with loss OF $40
The opening OF the proposed e.. A. X. fair has
O~en slpOneu on account OF the Lenten season.
Ms. lnEaiis Las accepted the chairmanship OF the
l1die. general committee.
ArranSein'nts aTc being made for the celebration
OF The MIA ot January by the jackson Democratic
association banquet will he given al the Ma
uOnai hotel.
Yesterday morning Louis Bsllowie, an inmate OF
lhe Washington Asy lum, was found dead In bed al
TIE house Of Mr.. conway, near { and l4th streets
southeast
Mr.. u klrnmeII q weIl-known citizen OF this
sliy, died vsterday at the residence OF his son at
friedens, Pa
Cash" sends 81 and Josie nifty cents 70 TIE
ssrAK tor the Christmas club.
The messengers al the signal once to day pre-
s-hted Mr. H. ". Peters with beautiful gold
headed cane
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RICH ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches, Gold Jewelry, Diamond Earrings. and
Kings 40 per cent below original cost Z. Wallach,
1904 + 81. n W.
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To GIVE all an opportunity OF inspecting our
unique Christmas stock, we will keep open even
lngs from this date until cath instant, inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, OH 9th st NV.
Fine furniture and decorations.
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GET THE MosT VALUABLE and useful Christmas
present. and now, when AppletOns CyclOpPGia
can be obtained on the terms now offered by ad-
dressing Box 100, star office.
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AUCTION SALES.
.JUsTUs COOKE. AUCTIoNEER.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
WATSON CO..
ART DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF FINE
ANTIQUES.
formerly Of 299 9th ave..
NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT NOS. 7ls AND 7ao BROADWAY.
opposite Washington Place.
NEW YORK CITY.
TO BE SOLD AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
to close the business The sale will commence
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY FOUR,
and continue until all is sold
This immense stock is of very high artistic quality
and cost in cash nearly
QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS.
and contains an unrivalled assortment Of
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE TAPESTRIES,
BRoNzEs. CURIOUS ART WORK IN ALL MA
TERIALs. ARMS ORIENTAL EMBRoIDER-
les. OLD SILVER, DRAPERIEs. PAINT
INGs. MIRRORS. roRCEL.AINs, OLD
ENGLISH 4 DUTCH CARVINGS,
HAND-PAINTED AND INLAID
PIECES. LOUIS XVI. AND
FIRST EMPIRE ARTI.
Giles. BRIC-A-BRAC,
ENAMELS, RARE
POTTERY, &C.,
&C., &c.
This il the most important stock of this kind ever
sold ut auction in this country representing collections
from all the art centers Of from no.
table Sales &C, all selected for their artistic excel
ience, variety, &C, regardless OF cost
As the nrm Of Watson Co. now in Liquidation
other business after January 15-and our account Of
sale Ii u be rendered on or before January 20,
THE SALE WILL BE MADE WITHOUT
ANY RESERVE WHATEVER.
GRAHAM, of 10 East 18th st. d24 u AZ
- =.
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So OvERCoATs: they are handsomely lined
throughout with satin. Eiseman Bros, manufac-
sJlers, cor. 9TH and Z sts.
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WHAT PRESENT can you makethat will givemore
pleasure than a bookcase? We have them from -
up. W. III. HOEKE.
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BOARDING.

SAO L ST. NV, BOARD WITH NICELY FUR
oVOnished rooms by the day weed or month, q
reasonable rates. trsnsients o and 81 50 per day.
d24-3t'
lOlO deiishtfui Rooms. en- suite or .inse. viii
without board; herdics pass the door. reerences
dls-2ws
1909 I ST n. W. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
1919 Park - Pleasant Rooms, with First-clsss
Board References EXCHANGED A lev table boAriers
can De accommodated o22-9w'
HAu ST. Nw.-wTTH BOARD-TwO COMM
w nicsting soulful ont Rooms. third floor: open
IRE. Also one or two Single ROoms. d. OF
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ave
sosKHT's Cough syrup Is wonderful

GKKAT HOLIDAY SALE or Books at Baums
Largest stock In the city, cut prices on all books.
baum's, 4lS 9TH 81. NV
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$3.50 OvERCoArs In many colors and shades
Eisefnan Bros, manufacturers cor. 9TH and sts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN Il w L " llON =.
T OCRINE: A TRAGEDY
IL By Algernon Charles Swnburne. l2mo.
Long Primer type fine cloth. 90c. postage Sc
1t Is noble work OF genius, splendid in its passion
New York
"A work of SURPRISING charm. There countless
nne lines IN It, pleasing the with their music and
the mind by their thought and the interest Of its
tragic story will enchan the attention of the reader
VINO falrly enters upon its perusa The Times New
York
Order direct-NOT sold by dealers Catalogue, "a
PIP. free.
JOHN B. ALDEN. Publisher,
1893 Pearl ST., Ne W York. or
1t 2lS Clark st., Chicago.
I library MAGAZINE
II Leading Articles Dec "a:
Address on Aphorisms by John Morley, NIP. Amer
lean Museums of Pre- Historic Archaeology, by Alfred
Wallace Roses and hose Culture. from the Quar-
teTtv erter Curosties of the English Copy right Law
from the A thengum; NJ ,caulay's ketentlve Memory,
by Sir Frederick Pollock Fun raj Hymns, from the
Rig Veda," BY W: Il Wallace rman Criticism on
Shakespeare by George Salisbury; also other brief
articles. Order drect-NOT sold by dealers. Single
nuinbers-3 cents: 81 per year.
JOHN b. ALDEN, PUBLISHER,
1t 1913 Pearl st.. New York; 21S Clark St., Chicago
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FoR ONE WEEK ONLY,-Beginning Monday, De-
eember le, We will make a discount OF 10 per cent
IN all goods purchased from us-for cash on or
ce1Ore delivery-exceptlng carpets, which we have
Just reduced 10 cost. Our stock OF holiday furni-
ture and novelties is much larger than ever be-
fore AL goods marked In plain figures.
W b. MosEs a Son, nth and SIS.
Furniture, Carpet and Drapery Establishment.
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ALL OF THE TEACHERS AND PUPILS PRESENT WITH
SEVERAL INVITED GUESTS.
All OF the pupils OF the High School were assem-
bled in the hall OF the building yesterday morning
for the first time during the year, and every seat
was occupied by anxious, happy students, eager
for the coming holidays. On the stage were the
teachers OF the school, Commissioner Webb,
Trustee Darlington, and superintendent Powell
The exercises consisted in musical and literary
rendit1onS that were especially appropriate to the
occasion and well applauded. There was an
original poem by the Misses Blandy and Green,
and Christina, glee, the words by Mr. j. T. New
comb and the music by Mr. Harry Howard, both
pupils OF the school After the program was COM
pleted the visitors addressed the pupils and wished
them all merry holiday. The usual order of
Rotations followed, after which there was an in
formal reception and ''c6nversazlone' by the
pupils and teachers. There was large number
OF graduates present, over fifteen colleges being
represented.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vvWkBEk Leader. Furnishes music for eli occa-
sons orders left a. residenoe, as 9TH ST.
yard or a. proops Music Store. Germans speciality.
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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber Gossamer, "a and uI
sly fish ana good GOODYEAR 800 9th ST.
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Go TO @. G. CoRNwELL x SON and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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Sl35o OvKECoAIs; they are made well and
trimmed far better than is used in such price coats
seperally. Eseman Rros, manufacturers, cor. 7th
and sta "
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Y. WBATs BEST for Hemorrhoids2 A. Bartlett's
Pie SuppOsitOries.
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4 SENSIBLE GIFT. our German Cologne In pint
bottle with glass stopper at 81. Fragrant and
lasting. WAKES Ebbitt House Drug store.
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OUR RUBBER Boots and shoes Will wear and Civ
satisfaction. GOODYEAR, 800 9Th street.
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NEW LIFE AND yIGoR attends the use Of Bakers
COD Liver on and Malt
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" YoU INTEND 10 give a pair OF portieres for
Christmas you can buy them at cost at
w. III. HORKRS
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. Two Boy THIEVES WHO LIKE PKssERyEs.-Yester-
uty tharies King and Harry Ages, TWO small col
"rei boys, were tried on the char OF house break
ils In having on November 10 last broken into
'As house Of Eliza l. Kay. 1904 street northwest
.lou stolen Two jars OF preserves. The case was
proven notwithstanding they denied, ard the Jury
,ould verdict OF guilty with a recommendation
ShkisfNks FOR TIE FIRE LADDIEs.-The members
70 nie eEsine compeny, No. =, have zach received
a. l0-pound turkey a. a Ioiiay r.c,y0nITion ~ tLe
.sl1~Cae sf'lce OF The TIRE / ,ddes 10 the commu-
tiS. nc uhnOr OF dOnOrs are unknown To the re-
hons the less hearty. -
CHILDREN clap their hands With ioy when they
sse tlte curious notions AZ GOuld's Gin st-IdrI
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krBBzR CLOTHING, best in the world.
GOODYEAR 800 eth street
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PLANO STAND LAMPS. sHEpD BRO, Az 9th st.

so OvKRCoArs In twenty different shades Else
ban Bros, manufacturers, cor. 9TH and SITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NGARTYN,s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE WILL BE
NJ closed during the Christmas holiday, reopenns
each day from 10 am. until pnl, excepting Christ
and New Year d24-4t
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CITY AND DISTRICT

GsSuISK Brazilian Pebble spectacles. He,npler's,
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RoBBER1Es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mitchell reports
stolen from bureau-drawer in her house yester-
a. L. Swartwout, No. 400 Spruce street. LIE Droit
Park, reports stolen from his stable two large
rODeS-Mrs. S. g. WinslOw reports stolen from a
halfway last night two lady's clOaks and an over.
coat
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BoeEKrs Cough syrup is perfection itself.
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The New York grand jury was dismissed yester.
Gay afternoon without having found an 1ndlct-
ment against Ives or Staynor.
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kElsIssERs ice cream, ea5 G s.. NV.
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STUDENT LAMPS. snEpp BRO, 432 9th st.
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See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods.
Quality unsurpassed and prices low.
eo9 IoPHAM's, 1921 POnnnsyIyauia avenue.
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Useful Gifts in Dressing Cases. Fitted Trav-
cling Bags, Satchels, and une Leather Goods at
1OphamS, 1871 Penna. ave.
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Fen mel Honey Extract, Csc and soc. m,w&s
JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 9th and e.
All kinds OF fresh fish, game and every delicacy In
season at this famous resort. oysters specially.
every style; the best steamed In the city. Leave
your orders for Christmas; don't mistake the
Ladies' saloon first 1ooI Polite attention. 2
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The Revere House, Boston. Elegant, com
portable, home-like; the best cuisine in America.
european plan. Rooms from 81 day up.
Gold Watches from so up
d. N. WalfOrd, 4S7 Pa ave. i
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AoR LAW ~ TEXAS.
Two Celered Men IA ed lpon In jail
And one OF Them Killed.

WILLIS, Texas. May l6. About three
o'clock this morning a body of armed
men surrounded the caIaboose where two
oolorsd men, Andrew McGeeh and j. B.
Walker, were confined, charged with
shooting young Granville Powell, while
he was assisting some ladies on = psssen-
ger train Saturday evening The mob
,overpawered the gu,rds, broke down the
door ana told Walkers wife, who was
present, to get out. Then they opened
fire on McG eeh aud Walker. who were
chained together. and five minutes later
the mob disappeared. AT daylight Me-
Czech was found dead in his cell with
eight bullet holes in his body, Walker
was seriously wounded 10 three places
but may recover. He and his wife were
taken in charge by Deputy Sheriff Glace
who took them TO Houston to-day for
safe keeping.
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CHANGE OF PAYDAY.
81. Louis workingmen opposed TO II.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, May l6-The agitation
against Monday payday, proposed by
employers of labor in the East, has
reached this city, and the power OF en-
ployers to make the change will be tested
here first by workmen of n. X. Fair
banks & Co., who have 260 men on their
payroll. The men heard on Friday that
the firm would withhold their pay Satur-
day and pay them Monday. They imms-
diately got up . petition against the
change and 247 signed it. The firm de-
clinsd to grant the petition and the men
went home Saturday night without their
money. They are talking strongly of
striking, and assert that if the firm per-
sists in it's course they will at once make
the matter an Assembly question.
GIyRy IP As Lost
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music and beer in the hotels The en-
forcement of the law evoked much indig-
nant comment 10 many cases guests
had purchased bottles of wine Saturday,
and yesterday brought them from their
rooms to drink at their meals at the
Brunswick, Delmonicos aud other up
town hostelries. Intense stiffness reigGed
In the bar-rooms. At the Hoffman House
the bar was draped in black.
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Fo,sox, Call used Butte-Tine in chronic
rheumatism With great benefit. Please send a
supply TO j. w. Halnes, Genoa, New, and oblige
ycslrs truly, r. Y. DuKANi' NJ Z"
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TELEcRAPHIc NEWS.
IN A SAD PLIGHT.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l6.-J. b.
Hotchkns, young man about 30 years
of age, and and at the head Of q whole
sale hardware firm here, was badly
wounded last night in a difficulty in a
next door house. His mistress and he
are the owners Of the premises upon
which he had entered to get bucket of
water. He had warm words which re-
suited in a resort to pistols. Five shots
were exchanged at short range. Hoteh-
kins was shot in the side and a bullet
perforated his hat. The otter man
Wilhelm was no. s.lack.
The wounded man walked to the room
of his mistress, who lives in the suburbs
of the city in strict retirement, aud two
physicians were summoned. Every eff
fort was made to cover his identity. He
even going so Ear as to beg to bs moved
out of the city in his precarious condi-
tion. The news created considerable ex.
citement. Hotchkius is a handsome,
wealthy aud popular man and strong in
financial circles as we'll as in society,
where he is the leader 10 fashionable
circles He was engaged to beautiful
young lady. member of one Of the
proudest families 10 the State. His CON
ditioa is such that he cannot be removed
to his residence and he now lies at the
home Of his mistress
MAR law ~ TRVAs
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An Old Couple Burned 10 Death.

WATERBURY, VT, May l6. John B.
FAssstt aud wife, both aged sixty years,
were burned to death in their sawmill at
Moretown last night Mrs. Fassett's,
body was found near the river this morn.
ing, while that OF her husband was found
in the ruins OF the mill over which they
lived. ftt 2tJt3 CttJGAt
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WOODLAND, Cali-Your medicines are selling
better than any Other shelf goods, and give salts
faction to ali purchasers The Cat-R-Cure is
praised very highly by all who have tried il. and
many cases. have been greatly benefited by Its
use when an other rem, dies tried have proved OF
no benefit Yours truly,
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To he Buried In chi. Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May l6. = The
funeral of the late Justice. Wosds will
take place at Newark, Ohio, Tuesday
afternoon. He died in Washington Sat
urday. 49, ~ ''@
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a4sSANTA Able is only sold in large bottle;
at 81: three for 50 80. Sold by all wholesals and
retail druggists. 10
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.
An American ship tnheard or since
December 18TH

PHILADELPHIA, May l6.--The Ameri.
can ship Charles b. Marshall, which
cleared from London on December 5th
for Philadelphia and New York, and
passed the I-ls of Wight on the 18th Of
the same month. has not been heard Of
since, and she has been given up for lost
with her crew Of % men.
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"saG CHIEF" DEAD.
stricken with A.,Opiexy while smok'
iMg.

CHICAGO, May l6.-"Bg Chief"
noted Pawnee Indian, who with others of
his tribe have been exhibiting throughout
the country, died here of apoplexy to-
day. Big Chief was seated in railway
car just arrived aud was peacefully smok'
ing pipe when the stroke came, His
remains will be taken to Kansas City to-
day.
TINE BLUE LAWS IN NEW YORK.
Jersey saloon Men kcapinx Rich har'
vest.
New YORK, May l6.-The blue laws
were even more rigidly enforced yester.
day in the city than last Sunday. ln
consequence saloon keepers on the Jersey
side did rushing business. Thousands
of people, Germans especially, crowded
the ferry-boats ON their wav to enjoy
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SANTA ABLE,
Pleasing 10 the Palate and Death 10 n
Cough.

CALICO, CAL have had the catarrh for five
years. and could hardly t. TX plain; could not
breathe through my Eostrils Your California
Cat. X Cure has CleaEsed out my head and can
talk palmer now than ! have for the past nse
years Your medicine is all that it is represent
ed, an absolute cuze for catarrh and cold in the
head. Yours truly
CHARMS G. OvRRsHINER.
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THE SILVER STATE.
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES OF ADVERTISING;

One Square 90 lpes) first insertion. ...sz 0 oo
Ia n subsequent insertion, per square w
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
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FOR SALE.

March 81, 1887.
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DYNAMITE IN FRANCE.
Tn. Police headquarters -pe.iraysd.

PARIS, May l6.-At Toulou to-day an
explosion Of dynamite destroyed the
front of the police headquarters, and
danaged.a a number of adjaceas houses.
Nobody was hurt. i E&Af
THE LATE JUSTICE WOODS.
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